
In this video, we'll discuss what criteria a sentence should have so that we can call it a mathematically acceptable statement.
In this video, we'll discuss what criteria a sentence should have so that we can call it a mathematically acceptable statement.
In this video, we will go over the important points of the exercise 14.1 that need to be discussed.
In this video, we will talk about “inclusive or” and “Exclusive or”. We will also learn how to check whether a compound statement with “or” is true or false based on whether the component statements are true or false.
In this video, we will talk about “inclusive or” and “Exclusive or”. We will also learn how to check whether a compound statement with “or” is true or false based on whether the component statements are true or false.
In this video, we will talk about quantifiers like “For Every” and “There Exists”.
In this video, we will talk about the statement, “If P, then Q”.
In this video, we will talk about the statement, “If P, then Q”.
Validating "And" and "OR" Statements
Validating “if-then” and “if-and-only-if” Statements
Validation Using the Method of Contradiction
Validation Using Contradiction and Counter-example
In this course, you will learn how to work with mathematical statements, do different operations on them and identify whether they are true or false. We will also talk a little bit about proofs in mathematics here.
This course does not assume much basics so you might "probably" be able to understand the contents of the course if you know basic high school mathematics. However, we are assuming that you know mathematics all the way up to class 11 high school based on the Indian educational system. If you have not gone to school in India and still want to take the course, it is recommended to take a look at our road map in which, all the necessary information regarding your assumed knowledge can be found.
To access the road map, please search for "greatitcourses" on the Internet. Once you get to the website, please read the page titled as, "Mathematics 6-12 Standard".
To locate this particular course in the road map, you can find it under "class 11" with the title, "Mathematical Reasoning".
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